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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1934

Page

8

Dying victim tells police of gang ride and murder

John French twenty five, wounded with four bullets, recounted to police how Edwin Cusack suspended policeman and James McCarthy lured him in a car for a ride that turned fatal. He said they shot him as he tried to flee toward the river, then fled the scene.

Chicago John French Edwin F. Cusack James McCarthy Harvey, Ti French Cusack Ello John McCarthy River Road

Roadside rescue as suspects arrested after assault

A motorist found a wounded man who pleaded not to be shot again. Police arrested McCarthy and Cusack at their homes after taking statements. Both suspects were heavily armed and offered no resistance.

McCarthy Cusack

Friendship Sewing Club Meets In Sharpsburg New Year

The Friendship Sewing Club held its first meeting of the New Year at Mrs. E. P. Warley’s home with a festive tree and refreshments for many members and guests. The next gathering is planned for January 31 at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Victor Smith’s home.

Sharpsburg Friendship Sewing Club E. P. Warley Victor Smith Mervin DeLauney W. F H. Shealey Edward Carter Allen Poftenberger E. B. Harley Poodle Poffenberger Cleveland Barley Helen Kaylor Clarence Christ Reformed Church A. H. Groff

Exonerated by Jury in Kent Island Killing

Exonerated by a coroner's jury Wilson R. Tillery of Baltimore shot and killed Olin Barkley on Kent Island in Queen Anne's County, Chesapeake Bay. Tillery, about 35, was visiting his father on the island. The report notes Tillery fired during a cottage intrusion incident.

Centreville Wilson R. Tillery Baltimore Olin Barkley Kent Island Queen Anne's County Chesapeake Bay Tillery

Outlaw Underhill dies in hospital after gun battle

Wilbur Underhill known as The Tri State Terror dies from thirteen bullet wounds sustained in Shawnee battle with officers. Fellow outlaw Elmer Inman is wounded and captured near Bowlegs after a midnight raid, with Grace Cunningham arrested. Underhill's body to be shipped to Joplin Missouri for burial.

Seminole Okla Wilbur Underhill Tri-State Underhill McAlester Penitentiary Elmer Inman Bowlegs Southwest Inman Ray Terrill Terrill Grace Cunningham Lena Nichols Eva Mae Nichols Shawnee Desperado Joplin

Desk clerk room to reopen after painting siege

The desk clerk's room and information bureau of police headquarters will be reopened today after a three day painting siege. The Board of Street Commissioners ordered the work weeks ago. The ceiling is cream, walls light green, floor red with a grey border and varnished woodwork.

Information Bureau of Police Board of Street Commissioners

Butchering Party At Richer Home January 4

A local butchering party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Richer on January 4 with four hogs slaughtered and dinner served. Attendees included numerous neighbors and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutzell, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huffer, and others like Miss Gladys Ford Imogene Ford Mildred Richer Rachel Ford O J Ford John Schildknecht William Ford Albert Richer Joe Richer Ray Gaver and Harold Fulks.

John. Sperrow Ida Ruth St. James Raymond Stillwell John D. Remsburg Chas Samuel Knode Lester Himes W. 8 Speaker Washington Ella Long Sabillasville Mary Rohrer Leonard Poffenberger Washington County Hospital G. R. McQuay Winchester Clarence Easterday Elmer Benner Natural Bridge Sheridan Benner Clarence Buzzard Frederick W. A. Smith Ensor Otto Hagerstown Frank Otto M. L. Burgan Williamson William Friedell Shenandoah Fannie Pulse A. B. Petre Fall, Play Edgar Remsburg Leon Morgan Benevola J. Wesley Dorsey Dorothy Poffenberger Phyllis Gross Dreher Chapman William Richer Carmel Clayton Weavler Charles Hutzell Jacob Ford Paul Ford Roy Huffer Josiah Mitchell Herman Gaver Katie Moser Harry Kayre

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